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Áine T. Dineen
Fetal, Infant, & Toddler Neuroimaging Group—FIT’NG
3 months ago
The FIT'NG Trainee Committee is excited to be recruiting new members! It’s a great way to: ✨ Build your network ✨ Gain leadership experience ✨ Shape programming for trainees across the society Interested? Fill out our form by September 23rd:
tinyurl.com/TraineeCommi...
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Áine T. Dineen
Fetal, Infant, & Toddler Neuroimaging Group—FIT’NG
4 months ago
@mariesantillo.bsky.social
shows that 2 month old infant show significant activity in the MD cortex which is different from 9 month olds and independent of visual complexity
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Áine T. Dineen
Fetal, Infant, & Toddler Neuroimaging Group—FIT’NG
4 months ago
Dr. Anna Truzzi shares her fascinating findings on how baby brains exhibit longer timescales using both MRI and EEG!
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Fetal, Infant, & Toddler Neuroimaging Group—FIT’NG
4 months ago
Cliona O'Doherty present pioneering work relating awake infant fMRI data to adults and computational models of vision, with strong correspondence at 2 months of age!
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Tim Kietzmann
6 months ago
Exciting new preprint from the lab: “Adopting a human developmental visual diet yields robust, shape-based AI vision”. A most wonderful case where brain inspiration massively improved AI solutions. Work with
@zejinlu.bsky.social
@sushrutthorat.bsky.social
and Radek Cichy
arxiv.org/abs/2507.03168
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Lukas Vogelsang
6 months ago
1/ New paper out in
@commsbio.nature.com
, led by
@marinv.bsky.social
:
doi.org/10.1038/s420...
! Across several past studies, we showed how newborns' degraded vision may benefit human development and inspire more robust deep networks. We have referred to this as Adaptive Initial Degradations (AID).
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Potential role of developmental experience in the emergence of the parvo-magno distinction - Communications Biology
Developmentally-driven computational modeling study suggests that early sensory experience shapes distinct neuronal response properties in the visual system, providing a potential account of the emerg...
https://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-025-08382-4
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Vlad Ayzenberg
6 months ago
My paper with
@stellalourenco.bsky.social
is now out in Science Advances! We found that children have robust object recognition abilities that surpass many ANNs. Models only outperformed kids when their training far exceeded what a child could experience in their lifetime
doi.org/10.1126/scia...
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Fast and robust visual object recognition in young children
The visual recognition abilities of preschool children rival those of state-of-the-art artificial intelligence models.
https://doi.org/10.1126/sciadv.ads6821
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Rhodri Cusack
6 months ago
Not just one, but two fantastic chances to discuss how infant development can inform machine learning and vice-versa at CCN 2025 in Amsterdam!!! Satellite workshop
sites.google.com/view/child2m...
and Generative Adversarial Collaboration
sites.google.com/ccneuro.org/...
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CCN 2025 Satellite Event
Background The human visual system is full of optimisations—mechanisms designed to extract the most useful information from a constant stream of incoming data. The field of neuro-AI has made significa...
https://sites.google.com/view/child2mlandback?usp=sharing
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Marie Santillo
6 months ago
First morning in Brisbane! Looking forward to exploring the city before
#OHBM2025
kicks off! Excited to be here to share my research on early MD network engagement in infants. Come chat at poster #1029 🧠🌎
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Tristan Yates
10 months ago
Why do we not remember being a baby? One idea is that the hippocampus, which is essential for episodic memory in adults, is too immature to form individual memories in infancy. We tested this using awake infant fMRI, new in
@science.org
#ScienceResearch
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
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Hippocampal encoding of memories in human infants
Humans lack memories for specific events from the first few years of life. We investigated the mechanistic basis of this infantile amnesia by scanning the brains of awake infants with functional magne...
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.adt7570
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Áine T. Dineen
Fetal, Infant, & Toddler Neuroimaging Group—FIT’NG
9 months ago
Don't miss our next FIT'NG Together event this Thursday, April 10th at 12pm EST where we will discuss a new paper on Hippocampal Encoding of Memories in Human Infants (DOI: 10.1126/science.adt7570) with
@tristansyates.bsky.social
and other authors! Register for FREE at:
tinyurl.com/fitngtogether
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Áine T. Dineen
Fetal, Infant, & Toddler Neuroimaging Group—FIT’NG
almost 2 years ago
🥁FIT'NG 2024 submission site is now open! 🗓️The deadline to submit abstracts is May 15, 2024. Click the 🔗 to get more info:
fitng.org/submissions/
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